David Thompson Country offers a plethora of recreations access and staging area options west of Rocky Mountain House. With various amenities to complement these, you will find yourself within familiar comforts in no time at all. Explore the outdoors and discover what the area has to offer, you won’t be disappointed!
Take a look at the map below to find areas of interest to you and their exact locations. Remember to always check the weather conditions before you venture out as safety is always a top priority!
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The latest news from our communities
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July 28, 2020
Trail Blazers Proving the Need for the David Thompson Highway
The following are some of the stories about getting the David Thompson Highway built from Rocky Mountain House out to the Banff National Park. Thank you to the Rocky Mountain House Museum for sharing their information and pictures with us. “Rocky Mountain House was the end of the road west, literally, until local businessman Ernie […]
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September 2, 2017
Heritage Abound: Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site
Planning a trip to Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site? Excellent! You’re all set to explore nature, learn about Indigenous culture, and enjoy a new experience. But with so many adventures on site, how can you be sure that you don’t miss out? Not to worry, we sat down with our helpful friends at Rocky […]
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June 5, 2020
4 Popular Bike Trails in David Thompson Country
David Thompson Country has Mountain Biking Trails for the downhill enthusiast and the just for fun biker. Here are 4 of the most popular biking trails in DTCountry. Baseline Mountain about 60 kms SW of Rocky Mountain House off Highway 752 in Clearwater County. There are actually about a dozen trails that have been created […]